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ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE FUND

We are living through a moment that calls for deep solidarity, interdependence, and radical generosity, a moment that requires us to claim our power to make the world we know is possible. This is why Chinook Fund and Transformative Leadership for Change (TLC) partnered to launch the Another World is Possible Fund. The Fund prioritizes funding groups that have been historically under-resourced or excluded by mainstream philanthropy. This includes Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) led organizations and those using community organizing as a primary strategy.

 

We are not currently accepting applications for the Another World is Possible Fund. 

Another World is Possible Fund

We are living through a moment that calls for deep solidarity, interdependence, and radical generosity, a moment that requires us to claim our power to make the world we know is possible. This is why Chinook Fund and Transformative Leadership for Change (TLC) partnered to launch the Another World is Possible Fund.

As the pandemic crisis continues, very different visions of our world are unfolding.  In one scenario, we see increased authoritarianism, corporate control, competition over resources, and the decimation of vulnerable communities.  In another scenario, we see the emergence of an inclusive democracy, a regenerative economy, increased interdependence, and the opportunity for all communities to thrive.

 

We are not currently accepting applications for the Another World is Possible Fund. 

Our Work

Apprentice of Peace Youth Organization

Since launching in May 2020, we have accomplished a tremendous amount, distributing $935,000 to 95 grassroots organizations (list of grantees). In 2022, alone we granted $315,000 to 63 organizations! Our combined efforts helped raise $1,065,000 from 15 local and national foundations and 212 individual contributions.

We offer our deep gratitude to these funding partners for their support of the fund:

  • AJL Foundation
  • Campbell Foundation Fund
  • The Colorado Health Foundation
  • The Colorado Trust Anti-Black Systemic Racism Fund
  • The Colorado Trust Staff-Directed Contributions Program
  • Community First Foundation
  • Congdon Family Fund
  • The Denver Foundation, Leadership & Equity
  • Emergent Fund
  • Gates Family Foundation
  • Gwirtsman-Reichman Family Fund
  • Hatfield Family Foundation
  • L.P. Brown Family Foundation
  • United Philanthropy Momentum Fund
  • Voqal Fund
  • Our Work

    Since launching in May 2020, we have accomplished a tremendous amount, distributing $935,000 to 95 grassroots organizations (List of grantees). In 2022, alone we granted $315,000 to 63 organizations! Our combined efforts helped raise $1,065,000 from 15 local and national foundations and 212 individual contributions.

     

    We offer our deep gratitude to these funding partners for their support of the fund:

     

  • AJL Foundation
  • Campbell Foundation Fund
  • The Colorado Health Foundation
  • The Colorado Trust Anti-Black Systemic Racism Fund
  • The Colorado Trust Staff-Directed Contributions Program
  • Community First Foundation
  • Congdon Family Fund
  • The Denver Foundation, Leadership & Equity
  • Emergent Fund
  • Gates Family Foundation
  • Gwirtsman-Reichman Family Fund
  • Hatfield Family Foundation
  • L.P. Brown Family Foundation
  • United Philanthropy Momentum Fund
  • Voqal Fund
  • Apprentice of Peace Youth Organization

    For More Information Contact

    Crystal Middlestadt, Executive Director, Chinook Fund: cmiddlestadt@chinookfund.org

    Neha Mahajan, Executive Director, TLC: neha@transformativeleadershipforchange.org

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